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  7. PRODUCE: LANDSCAPEFORMS To celebrate 40 years in business, US outdoor furniture company Landscapeforms approached automotive and industrial designer BMW Group Designworks USA to develop a new range around the theme of transit. Owen Pritchard reports on the nine-piece collection, which applies the sleekness and engineering prowess of car design to robust furniture that aims to set a new standard in today's urban environment

    Blueprint , 2010

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  8. PRODUCE: CASSINA Gian Luca Amadei reports on the new Cloth chair designed by German studio Jehs and Laub. Produced by Cassina, the form of the chair is inspired by the human body and is built up in layers using a metal frame, fibreglass shell and fabric covering. The process typifies the recent change in Cassina's administrative approach which allows designers greater creative control over the products they design for the brand

    Blueprint , 2010

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  11. TEL AVIV MUSEUM OF ART - Designed by American architect Preston Scott Cohen, the Herta and Paul Amir extension to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art has been opened, after some very public controversy regarding funding. Caroline Roux visits the new building with the Havard-based architect to find a building that seeks to contrast the extravagance of its external forms with a muted interior that places the emphasis on space for art

    Blueprint , 2012

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  14. CORNICE TO SEE YOU... - It's fair to say that most public art projects are commissioned at the advanced stages of building design. Eric Parry Architects' One Eagle Place, in London's Piccadilly, is an exception to the rule. A striking ornamental ceramic cornice, designed by renowned British sculptor Richard Deacon, has been part of the process from the beginning. Giovanna Dunmall takes a closer look at the architect, the artist and their polychromatic spree

    Blueprint , 2013

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  16. Familiar Theme

    Blueprint , 2013

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  17. SERPENTINE PAVILION - As part of the Cultural Olympiad, Swiss architecture practice Herzog & de Meuron, in collaboration with Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, has unveiled the new Serpentine Pavilion. This 12th temporary building in the park is inspired by the structures that preceded it, recreating their foundations in an intimate space covered by a water-filled dish supported by 12 columns. Johnny Tucker meets the architects to find out more

    Blueprint , 2012

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  18. LONDON 2012 AND BEYOND - One of the key components of the winning bid for the 2012 Olympics was its legacy strategy that stated the event would be a catalyst for urban and social change in one of the most deprived areas of London. Trish Lorenz speaks to the architects and designers who have learned from the mistakes of previous Olympics and developed a strategy that ensures the impact of the investment continues once the party is over

    Blueprint , 2012

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  19. THE VELODROME - Designed by Hopkins Architects, the Velodrome at the Olympic Park has proved to be the most popular of the venues constructed, though inexplicably overlooked for last year's Stirling Prize. Clare Farrow speaks to Mike Taylor, leader of the design team, about the processes and ideas that saw its construction combining technical innovations and recycled materials in a manner inspired by efficiency and performance

    Blueprint , 2012

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